Career Events & Arch Ready Programs
Careers + Wellbeing: Overcoming Imposter Syndrome (Arch Ready Spring 2025)
Date: February 12, 2025
Time: 4:10 pm until 5:00 pm
Location: Online Via Handshake
This is a virtual event. You MUST register via Handshake. At the time of the event, you will return to Handshake and join the virtual presentation. You must join via the Handshake event to obtain credit for Arch Ready. You will also need to complete the survey at the end of the presentation.
Imposter syndrome is a common experience among college students, leading to self-doubt and the fear of being "found out." This session is designed to help you recognize and confront imposter syndrome, build self-confidence, and embrace your accomplishments. Through practical strategies, you’ll learn how to challenge negative thoughts, celebrate your successes, and develop a healthier mindset as you navigate your academic and career journey.
Learning Outcomes:
• Participants will be able to identify the characteristics of imposter syndrome and understand its impact on their academic and career experiences.
• Participants will learn practical techniques to challenge negative thoughts, build self-confidence, and embrace their achievements.
• Participants will gain tools to celebrate their successes and foster a healthier, growth-oriented perspective for navigating academic and career challenges.
Recommended dress for this event: Casual
More information: (706) 542-3375
This event is sponsored by the UGA Career Center
*Unless otherwise noted, all University of Georgia Career Center events are for University of Georgia students and University of Georgia alumni only. Some employer information sessions are conducted by invitation only. Before attending an employer information session, please check the event details in Handshake to determine any attendance eligibility requirements.
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